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CARRIER CONNECT DATA SOLUTIONS AND PURECOLO PARTNER WITH RADIAN ARC TO LAUNCH NORTH AMERICAN GPU EDGE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR CLOUD GAMING AND AI

Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc. and wholly owned subsidiary PureColo have formed a strategic partnership with Radian Arc, a Submer Group company, to deploy next-generation GPU (graphics processing unit) edge infrastructure across North America, supporting both consumer cloud gaming services and enterprise AI (artificial intelligence) workloads.

Under the agreement, PureColo's high performance data centre facilities and Carrier's advanced network interconnection platform will host Radian Arc's GPU edge platform, enabling telecommunications operators, enterprises and AI service providers to deliver ultralow latency cloud gaming and sovereign AI services across Canada and the United States.

The partnership will support two key service offerings:

• Radian Arc Cloud Gaming, providing telecommunications operators and digital service providers with carrier-grade cloud gaming infrastructure capable of delivering premium gaming experiences directly to smart phones, PCs (personal computers), smart TVs and set-top boxes.
• InferX GPUaaS, Radian Arc's white-label GPU-as-a-service platform, enabling enterprises, governments and AI innovators to rapidly deploy sovereign AI infrastructure using dedicated GPU clusters optimized for AI training, inference and agentic workloads.

Powered by Radian Arc's edge GPU software stack, the platform combines GPU orchestration, storage, networking and AI workload management into a unified infrastructure layer, allowing customers to launch AI and gaming services without building complex GPU platforms themselves.

"North America represents one of the world's largest opportunities for edge AI and cloud gaming," said David Cook, co-chief executive officer of Radian Arc. "By combining PureColo's world-class data centre infrastructure with Carrier Connect's extensive network ecosystem and Radian Arc's GPU edge software, we are creating a platform that allows telecommunications operators, enterprises and governments to deploy sovereign AI and premium gaming experiences with unprecedented speed.

"This partnership extends our vision of bringing high-performance compute closer to users and applications," Mr. Cook added. "Whether that means delivering AAA cloud gaming with millisecond latency or enabling enterprises to build AI factories using InferX GPUaaS, this collaboration creates the foundation for the next generation of digital services across North America."

Johan Arnet, CEO of PureColo, commented:

"AI and GPU infrastructure demand purpose-built facilities that combine power, cooling and operational excellence. Our partnership with Radian Arc enables us to provide a highly scalable environment for both advanced AI workloads and next-generation cloud gaming services, helping customers accelerate their digital transformation."

Mark Binns, CEO of Carrier Connect, added:

"Connectivity is fundamental to the success of both AI and cloud gaming. By integrating Radian Arc's GPU edge platform within our interconnection data centre ecosystem, we are enabling customers to access low-latency GPU services and high performance networking from a single, carrier-neutral platform."

The initial deployment will establish strategic GPU edge locations across North America, supporting telecommunications operators, cloud service providers, enterprises, and government organizations seeking sovereign AI infrastructure and low-latency digital entertainment services.

About Carrier Connect Data Solutions Inc.

Carrier's mission is to roll up Tier II/III data centres internationally that specialize in delivering co-location and data centre solutions to AI companies, service providers, enterprises and small businesses. Data centres are the physical locations that store computing machines and their related hardware equipment, such as servers, data storage drives and network equipment. As a carrier-neutral organization, Carrier's systems are fully independent and owned outright within its leased space. The current principal markets for the company are Vancouver, Ottawa and Saint John, Canada, and Perth, Australia, where it serves clients who use its facilities either as their primary data centre or as an ancillary site depending on their needs.

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